Jensen Huang’s family includes his wife Lori, daughter Madison and son Spencer. His wider family story stretches from childhood in Taiwan and Thailand to a reunion with his parents in Oregon. He is also a distant relative of AMD chief Lisa Su, a connection confirmed in earlier reporting.
Early Family Life
Huang was born in Taiwan and spent part of his childhood in Thailand. His parents later sent him and his older brother to the United States, where they initially stayed with an uncle in Washington state.
The Carnegie Corporation’s profile describes him as nine when the brothers were sent to America. Their move came before their parents joined them, making separation and eventual reunion important parts of the family’s migration story.
They subsequently lived at Oneida Baptist Institute in Kentucky. Published accounts describe a difficult adjustment, including bullying. The institution was not the prestigious boarding school his uncle had understood it to be.
Reunion in Oregon
The family later reunited in Oregon. Huang attended high school there and graduated at 16, according to the Carnegie profile. That period led into his electrical engineering studies at Oregon State University.
The sequence matters: Taiwan and Thailand were part of his early life, Washington and Kentucky featured in his initial U.S. experience, and Oregon became the setting for his family reunion and university education.
These locations describe stages in a documented biography. They do not establish current addresses for his relatives, and there is no need to supply private residential details to explain the family’s history.
Meeting Lori
At Oregon State, Huang met Lori Mills, his future wife, in an engineering laboratory class. They were studying the same discipline, and he has repeatedly described the meeting as a defining personal event.
He earned his undergraduate degree in 1984, while Lori graduated in 1985. Current profiles date their marriage to 1985. Their relationship therefore predates NVIDIA, which Huang co-founded in 1993.
Lori now leads the family foundation. Her engineering education and philanthropic record are publicly documented, even though she gives fewer interviews than her husband and maintains a comparatively limited public profile.
Madison Huang
Madison is the couple’s daughter. She works at NVIDIA as senior director of product and technical marketing for physical AI platforms. Her public biography lists Omniverse, Cosmos and Isaac among the products connected with her responsibilities.
She previously worked in luxury-industry marketing and holds an MBA from London Business School. Those qualifications help explain her commercial role without treating her family name as a complete professional biography.
Madison is married to Nico Caprez, an NVIDIA executive whose public responsibilities concern AI infrastructure growth. His career includes finance and consulting, and he previously competed in Alpine skiing for Switzerland.
Spencer Huang
Spencer is Jensen and Lori’s son. His NVIDIA biography describes work leading robotics software products, with interests in simulation, synthetic data and robot autonomy.
He holds a technical MBA from New York University with an artificial intelligence focus. Profiles describe an earlier period running a bar in Taipei before moving into the technology business.
Spencer’s product work differs from Madison’s marketing responsibilities and Caprez’s infrastructure focus. Their employment within the same company should not be described as a single shared job or an announced succession arrangement.
Lisa Su Connection
Huang and Lisa Su are distant relatives. CNN reporting described them as first cousins once removed, a relationship separated by one generation. An NVIDIA spokesperson confirmed a connection through Huang’s mother’s side.
The connection is notable because both became prominent semiconductor executives. It does not mean they grew up in the same household or that their respective companies operate as one family business.
Family terminology can differ across languages and generations. The useful public point is the confirmed distant relationship, rather than an unsupported claim that they are siblings or immediate cousins raised together.
Family Philanthropy
Jensen and Lori have supported Oregon State and Stanford’s engineering facilities. Oregon State announced their $50 million contribution toward a collaborative innovation complex in 2022, continuing earlier educational giving.
These institutional projects provide another public strand of the family story. Lori’s foundation leadership is distinct from the children’s employment and from Jensen’s corporate responsibilities as NVIDIA’s chief executive.
Latest Developments
Jensen acknowledged infidelity in a November 8, 2026, message and apologised to his wife and children. He asked for privacy for the family. NVIDIA separately announced an independent inquiry into reported foreign-intelligence concerns.
Those developments do not establish wrongdoing by his relatives or disclose their private decisions. The documented family relationships remain separate from the inquiry’s unresolved questions, and any future change in personal or corporate status requires a new verified update.
